KY · rules
Ky. Cir. Ct. Clerks' Manual NUNC PRO TUNC
NUNC PRO TUNC
64.2 Judgment
1. Upon receipt of a signed judgment or order, apply the “ENTERED”
stamp; add the date and your initials.
2. File by completing a document screen as appropriate.
3. Serve notice of entry of the judgment or order on all parties by mail or
hand delivery.
4. The clerk shall notify the AOC that a decision has been rendered by
emailing a copy of the decision and the AOC-280 to:
280support@kycourts.net.
NOTE: It is not necessary to make a copy for the record.
NOTE: Direct all inquiries regarding the status of the case under
submission to Court Services at the AOC.
65 NUNC PRO TUNC
A Nunc Pro Tunc Order, meaning “now for then,” is an order to correct
errors or omissions and achieve the results intended by the court at a
particular, earlier date.
65.1 Order
1. Upon receipt of a Nunc Pro Tunc order, apply the ENTERED stamp. Add
the current day’s date and your initials.
NOTE: Do not backdate the Nunc Pro Tunc Order.
2. Enter on a document screen using document code OO or as otherwise
appropriate.
3. Memo NUNC PRO TUNC and the effective date of the Nunc Pro Tunc
order.
4. Follow the instructions in the Order.
Enter, date, initial
NOE
Mail to:
ITS Court Services
Administrative
Office of the Courts
1001 Vandalay
Drive
Frankfort, KY
40601
Quick Reference
Enter, date, initial
Document code OO
Memo Nunc Pro
Tunc
Provenance
- Source
- www.kycourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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